Lake Zurich High School Student Media

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Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
At LZHS, students have access to digital and physical textbooks. Courses that use textbooks include math, science, history, etc.

Textbooks in the digital age

Ayaan Hamid, Staff Writer
May 25, 2023
Joseph Ellery, math teacher, teaches his 6th period Honors Pre-Calculus class maximization word problems. Ellery says his favorite part of teaching is interacting with students.

Teachers crafting the future

Tessa Fabsik, Staff Writer
September 30, 2022
Extinguishing a world on fire

Extinguishing a world on fire

Hannah Etienne, Gurneer Sidhu, and Kara Yoon
March 21, 2022
Most college applications can be done within the Common App.

What I wish I knew before applying to college

Sophia Babcock, Magazine Editor-in-Chief
January 31, 2022
How heteronormativity as the default perception affects LGBTQ+ students.

The binary lens

Hannah Etienne, Gurneer Sidhu, and Kara Yoon
October 1, 2021
Information on courses can be found in the handbook, and registration will end June 1st.

In person, online, and blended courses to be held over the summer

Sophia Babcock, Staff Writer
May 25, 2021
Here is the hallway known as the "gifted" hallway at MSS. Here many students were given labels that caused them to view themselves in certain ways.

Labelling Students: Beneficial or Harmful?

Gurneer Sidhu, Bear Facts Contributor
April 29, 2021
An overview LZ's e-learning policies, compared to those of Barrington, Palatine, and Stevenson. Main differences between schools involve length of school weeks and class blocking.

E-learning around the area

Caroline Sun, Digital Editor-in-Chief
May 4, 2020
Ethan Naylor, Senior is standing in front of their robotics team laser that they use during building season. Naylor is enjoying the last moments with his equipment and teammates on the team.

Ready for the next step

Anthony Enciso, Bear Facts Contributor
May 24, 2019
Plastic and other trash sits on a "waste beach." Scientists estimate that by 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish, but how can we as teens even help change this?

Going green as a teen

Madeleine Lawler, Co-Web Editor-in-Chief
April 22, 2019
Margaret Koy, math teacher`s students practice new problems in class. When students ask why they learn something, "I don`t want to be saying, `Well, if you do this job, then you`re going to do this,` and then they inevitably say, `That`s not what I want to do, so why does it matter?`" Koy said.

Why so specific?

Ellie Melvin, Staff Writer
April 16, 2019
Student-athletes who are struggling in school are required to complete study sessions. One place they can utilize is the math resource center (MRC).

Athlete first, student second

Sreelikhi Vangavolu, Staff Writer
April 1, 2019
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